Ahana B. Murumbi
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Ahana B. Murumbi is a Montreal-based writer-director known for crafting bold, thought-provoking narratives that explore blackness, identity, and dysfunction. She has directed and written multiple short films, including award-nominated A Girl Named Abigaël (2024), a finalist for "Best Social Awareness" in South Africa and nominated for "Best First-Time Filmmaker" at Venice Shorts in Los Angeles.
Her work blends intimate character studies with broader social commentary, creating immersive stories that challenge perspectives. Through Ayorha Productions, she also produces brand documentaries that amplify underrepresented voices. Passionate about reshaping Canadian cinema, Ahana aims to push its presence onto the global stage while fostering Black representation in media.
